Volume 8 · Chapter 510 · Pp. 84-99

Healing of a man born blind, caused by a deliberate manoeuvre of Judas Iscariot.

This chapter recounts Jesus' journey with his apostles and Joseph of Sephoris towards the synagogue on a clear day, highlighting the atmosphere in Jerusalem as people move between religious and social activities. The narrative centers on the healing of a man born blind, an event precipitated by a deliberate act orchestrated by Judas Iscariot. The account emphasizes Jesus' ministry of healing and the interplay of divine intervention with human actions. It also reflects on the social and religious context of the time, including Sabbath observances and the significance of synagogues.

Themes: Miraculous Healing, Faith and Sight, Sabbath Observance, Divine Providence, Betrayal, Jesus' Ministry